R250 | Aleos ____________________________________________ The Aleos R250 is a regional twin-propellor airliner meant for short to medium range flights. The R250 is of similar size to the Bombardier Q300-Q400 or the ATR 72-ATR 42 It's powered by the AT-50 propellor engines, engineered with fuel efficiency as one of the most important factors, which have been fully developed by Aelos, enabling the plane to have outstanding fuel efficiency. You can buy the AT-50 engines separately if you wish, and use them in your own planes. The aircraft has been tested in the Islands of Aquilla, and from that we have derived the specs. And for pre-orders, the planes will have been delivered today. You'll also find the House livery in the project, which, if you want to, you can use as a template to make your own livery for your airline. On the house livery, look under the wings and you'll see the Donor Badges, a little thank you to all the donors who made this possible You can see the badges on this livery, along with our sponsors. ____________________________________________ Purchasing and Spec Sheet ____________________________________________ The cost of this plane is 17 million dollars without any customizations. You can buy this aircraft as an airline or as a private aircraft, though its pretty useless as one unless you're using it as a private jet or something, in which case costs can reach up to 22.5 million Spec Sheet- Seating - 68-72 passengers usually Engines - 2x Aleos AT-50 turboprops Maximum takeoff weight - 21,800 kgs Cruise speed - 300 knots Range - Approx 1,563 kms on a full passenger load Service Ceiling - 25,500 ft Fuel efficiency - 690-740 kg/hr ____________________________________________ Why the R250? ____________________________________________ The R250 offers high range, seating and especially fuel efficiency (thanks to the AT-50 engines) for its cost, making it a good choice for any airlines out there that want a high-range regional plane with low cost and high fuel efficiency. As for the AT-50, it offers incredible fuel efficiency, that being one of our top priorities, making it a good choice for any growing aircraft companies out there :D
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